LoHi

Bar · Williamsburg

"The TL;DR on LloHi is that it’s just a f*cking big rooftop bar in the industrial part of East Williamsburg that could also be correctly categorized as Bushwick. And in a city where big rooftops are rare, that’s a good enough reason to come here—ideally during the day with a group. If no one can decide what to drink, start with a round of chuggable hibiscus mezcal cocktails." - team infatuation

Where To Drink Outside With A Big Group In NYC

Jonny Herrera

314 Scholes St, Brooklyn, NY 11206 Get directions

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@lohibar

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